We use a self bath station locally.How does this compare to a professional dryer. Is it a good fur blow out and does it add body to the coat?
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I love it i already use it in my 3 babies ,very strong it dry their hair in minutes , i have 2 Morkies and 1 Maltese and their hair looks great very shiny and fluffy. i recommended
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It IS a professional dryer. I've inly used it about 6 times but it works great!
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Yes very good for fur blow out , excellent in fact, & I think it did show a difference with the body of the coat. Im very satisfied but IM also not a pro.
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Hi. I found it is the same as a professional dryer for a lot less money. Does a good fur blowout and adds body to the coat. Great value
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Have 3 Golden Retrievers, works great to get them dry ang coats look great. Very happy with the purchase
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Yes! I have a srandard poodle and a human hair dryer take 10times longer than this. However if you have a small dog a human hair dryer would be fine. Its quicker drying time. Has about the same amount of heat as a human dryer. But it does blow faster than human dryer.
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Hi, For an at home dryer, I am enjoying using it. Its like sitting in a beauty parlor, you can sit back an enjoy reading a book, while your hair dries. I would also say that it takes about the same amount of time.
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I can tightly roll up 10 true hand towels for hair at work. If you don't have a huge bath sheet you could probably roll tight and stick it in there. I would say maybe the home model by conair would be better? This warmer isn't pretty or tiny but I love it for my hair studio. I use an appliance timer to turn it on and give it plenty of time to get warm before work.
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It is not a dryer, no blowing air. Just a hot pipe with teeth all around to help grasp and hold the hair. My hair is short, so it works well for me.
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I am not sure if the term for this dryer is high velocity as I am just a novice pet owner and not a groomer. But I will say that it is the best thing since sliced bread. I have a Wheaton terrier and he is 39lbs, his natural hair is curly but we keep his hair straight. Prior to using this dryer I would just use the typical hair dryer and it took forever, now with this dryer the time is cut down to 20 minutes max and his hair comes out straight whether I brush it while drying or not. Obviously if you brush the hair as your dry, it will be straighter. I highly recommend this dryer. Hope this helps ! I am not sure if the term for this dryer is high velocity as I am just a novice pet owner and not a groomer. But I will say that it is the best thing since sliced bread. I have a Wheaton terrier and he is 39lbs, his natural hair is curly but we keep his hair straight. Prior to using this dryer I would just use the typical hair dryer and it took forever, now with this dryer the time is cut down to 20 minutes max and his hair comes out straight whether I brush it while drying or not. Obviously if you brush the hair as your dry, it will be straighter. I highly recommend this dryer. Hope this... » Read More I am not sure if the term for this dryer is high velocity as I am just a novice pet owner and not a groomer. But I will say that it is the best thing since sliced bread. I have a Wheaton terrier and he is 39lbs, his natural hair is curly but we keep his hair straight. Prior to using this dryer I would just use the typical hair dryer and it took forever, now with this dryer the time is cut down to 20 minutes max and his hair comes out straight whether I brush it while drying or not. Obviously if you brush the hair as your dry, it will be straighter. I highly recommend this dryer. Hope this helps ! « Show Less
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Yes I would recommend it. I also do deep conditioning on this dryer and I am very pleased.
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The reason I purchased it is the lower noise. I have thick heavy hair, which dries in less time. I imagine that for hair like you describe you might want to buy the diffuser? But there is quite a variety of the settings. I have not regretted purchasing this quieter dryer as others leave my ears ringing.
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I have fine hair and it works great for me. The low setting is calm enough that my hair isn't flying everywhere. I haven't tried the attachment for concentrated styling, so I don't know how that would affect the dryer's capabilities.
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Hi Mercedes! I believe that's exactly what I used to use by Conair and it always dried out my hair. I'm no expert on blow dryers, but this Chi one seems pretty good. Alot more power to it. It seems to take a little longer to dry my hair but I use warm heat instead of hot. The hot is definitely that and too hot for me right now (maybe in the winter it won't burn me ;)). I would recommend something higher in quality than the ones we buy at Walmart or Target. Even check out what they have at a salon and then look for it on Amazon, you are sure to find the same product for a whole lot cheaper ;-)
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this is way too strong for drying your own hair... but it is great for dogs. The air flow is able to untangle dog hair, and the heat is able to dry it quickly. There are two speed settings and three heat settings (no heat, medium, and high). It is also quite a bit bulkier that a human drier and noisier. The lowest speed speed setting and the medium heat setting is still stronger than a human hair drier. If you are a professional groomer, you need a strong hair drier like this.
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I air dry my hair to pretty much dry and then use the hot air brush. It works great. I also put some kind is a conditioner or heat protector it on my hair is soon as I get out of the shower. The brush gets pretty hot. My second brush is hotter than my first was. But it does a great job. I would never have another brand.
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The Babylis Pro BABTT5585 is the best hairdryer I've ever used, and that includes many other similar type dryers. It is lightweight, quiet, has a long cord and simply makes my hair look its best, soft and silky and completely manageable. Before using this dryer, I never knew that a dryer could make such a difference in appearance and texture of the hair, I thought it was all about the products you had to use. Now I can honestly say that when I blow dry my own hair I like the results as much as when my hairstylist does it. That being said, my dryer is strictly for personal use, and although I've had it about a year, I can't speak to how long it will last in constant use in a hair salon. Although they say it is a professional dryer, like any electrical appliance, I guess the motor will eventually die, but that is going to be the case with any dryer, so far I've been ok, but again I've only had it ond year and use it for about 15 minutes 3-4 times a week. But at around $60 the cost is not prohibitive as a business expense if you had to replace it every couple of years, that's just my opinion, but I would definitely recommend it.
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Yes, it is much quieter than those big professional hair dryers and the air comes out more softly instead of a big blast like those other hair dryers. Both of these qualities are exactly why I love this hair dryer.
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Yes but not as well as a higher velocity dryer. I use the above dryet for a couple of Goldens I groom and it does okay. I also use Furminator Shampoo and Conditioner.
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way better! No hand held blow dryer has this much power and the attachments. The heat is pretty hot (but won't burn) or you can use just the air which is slightly warmer than your room temperature. WORKS GREAT AND FAST!!!!!
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Hi, LeAnn: Though I do like this blowdryer, I like the Babyliss Pro BABP2800 even more. I use the 2800 as a rule now because not only does it do a better job drying my hair without actually drying it out, but it also makes it look like I spent time styling it. Usually, I just brush my hair a little while I'm drying it and occasionally run my fingers through it to aim the air where it needs to go. I have gotten some nice compliments on my hair since using the BABP2800. I think if volume is what you're after, then that will be the blowdryer for you. Hope this helps! :)